• October 11, 2022
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'This town helped raise her' – Guide dog reunites with trainers, community – Ashland Daily Press

'This town helped raise her' – Guide dog reunites with trainers, community – Ashland Daily Press

L-R: Mike Zeckmeister with Can Do Canine guide dog Simone, Tracy Zeckmeister, Cheryl Cuneo and Tim Cuneo with his guide dog, Glacier. The Zeckmeisters train guide dogs for visually impaired persons, and the Cuneos, who live in Georgia, received one of their dogs and returned last week for a visit.
Off her harness, Glacier the guide dog flew into the arms of her former owners’ coworkers at the Spooner DNR Friday, Sept. 30. Her owners, the Cuneos, returned for a visit with her trainers, the Zeckmeisters, who used to bring Glacier to the DNR when they worked there. Glacier recognized everyone.
Tim Cuneo demonstrates commands to give his guide dog, Glacier. Cuneo is losing his vision and Glacier, he said, saved his life.

L-R: Mike Zeckmeister with Can Do Canine guide dog Simone, Tracy Zeckmeister, Cheryl Cuneo and Tim Cuneo with his guide dog, Glacier. The Zeckmeisters train guide dogs for visually impaired persons, and the Cuneos, who live in Georgia, received one of their dogs and returned last week for a visit.
Off her harness, Glacier the guide dog flew into the arms of her former owners’ coworkers at the Spooner DNR Friday, Sept. 30. Her owners, the Cuneos, returned for a visit with her trainers, the Zeckmeisters, who used to bring Glacier to the DNR when they worked there. Glacier recognized everyone.
Tim Cuneo demonstrates commands to give his guide dog, Glacier. Cuneo is losing his vision and Glacier, he said, saved his life.
SPOONER – Glacier, an English Labrador and guide dog, flew into the arms of those present at the Spooner Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Friday, Sept. 30.
Glacier recognized many people at the DNR, as she grew up and was trained to be a Leader Dog by DNR workers Mike and Tracy Zeckmeister of Shell Lake before traveling to her new owners, Tim and Cheryl Cuneo, down south. The Cuneos and Glacier traveled to Wisconsin last week, where they had a meet and greet at the DNR Friday morning.
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